Sentences with phrase «small power button and volume»

The right - hand side features the remaining buttons and ports, including the exposed 3.5 mm headphone jack, the covered microSD and micro-SIM slots, the small power button and volume rocker.

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Gone is the round volume / power dial on the bottom left and the small joystick on the bottom right, as all of the raised buttons, rockers and dials have been replaced by digital interfaces.

The top of the Streak (or right, if you're holding it vertically) houses a 3.5 mm headphone jack, narrow volume controls, a small recessed power button, and a camera launch / shutter key.

Though the volume rocker and power buttons look attractive in gunmetal gray, Dell made the odd choice of placing them on the left side, the opposite of most small tablets and phones.

When held in landscape mode, you'll find a small power button on the left of the G - Slate and volume controls up top.

The right edge holds Power and Volume Up / Down buttons, plus the microSD card slot hidden behind a small rubber door.

Aside from a small smattering of buttons, which comprise the iconoic home button, a volume rocker, hold / power button and a switch for locking the screen orientation, the iPad is just a big screen you can touch.

A nicely textured silver power button and two volume buttons line the left side, while a small door on the left hides the SIM Card and microSD Card slots.

At the top of the speaker are a selection of controls, including a shimmering power key, and smaller buttons for volume control / muting, play / pause, answering calls from the onboard speakerphone, and mode selection.

Thanks to the Revolve's small size and the lack of any volume or power buttons between the keyboard and display, the touchscreen is within three inches of where the user would normally rest their hands.

Having the power and volume buttons separated like this feels more comfortable for me, but if you're someone with smaller hands (again, don't buy any of these phones), then you might have trouble reaching that far.

On top of that, the volume buttons are small and difficult to access, with the Bluetooth - pairing and power buttons easy to press inadvertently, and in our tests the bass was so blobby and bloated it coated every other frequency range.

Though I didn't have a G3 on hand for comparison, the G4 definitely seems to benefit from the same efficient, slightly curved body design that makes it feel smaller than it actually is (and places the power and volume buttons in a slightly awkward place on the back).

The P9 Plus's right edge plays home to the only buttons on the device: the volume rocker switch and the small, textured power / sleep button - which Huawei has seen fit to give a red trim on the Plus model.

The phone is obviously in a snap - on case of some sort, so we don't have a look at the complete edge, but what we can see aligns with our previous posts the power and volume buttons are positioned more toward the middle of the device, a center - aligned headphone jack, and Android L with new solid status bar icons and smaller, more spaced - out navigation buttons that we've seen a couple of times now.

The power and volume buttons are nice and clicky (though they're a bit smaller and higher up than I'd like), and there's a headphone jack next to the USB - C port.

Powered by two AAA batteries, the small controller features a volume rocker, as well as a circular touchpad and the back and home button duo to mimic what's found on the side of the headset.

But it's not significantly smaller than the Offgrid Express, and we found it hard to reach the volume buttons and power key when the iPhone was in it.

It looks like a smaller version of LG G4 with rear facing volume and power buttons and a subtly curved back.

The volume rocker sits on the right - hand side of the phone, and we found this a little too small — it's around the same size as the adjacent power button, so we regularly accidentally locked the phone rather than changing the volume.

The volume rocker and power button are metal too, but like last year's phone, they are still a little too small.

Around the edges of the Z1 we see the circular power button and small volume rocker on the left hand side, below a covered SIM card slot.

We like the smaller 8.4 - inch MediaPad's design, but the larger 10 - inch Pro model design is a little more puzzling due to the position of the power and volume buttons.

The volume rocker is small and located at about the same height as the power button, which makes them tough to distinguish in your pocket.

A small selection of buttons is set into the bar's main control panel, allowing adjustment of volume, source, and standby power.

The power and volume buttons still sit on the right and left sides of the device, respectively, but are notably smaller than on the Note 4.

A four - direction switch that can adjust volume and balance between game and voice audio with a round power button next to it sit on the right earcup, and a small switch for choosing between Bass Mode (bass emphasis), Supreme Mode (flat balance), and Precision Mode (mid-high emphasis) sit on the edge of the cup.

The N5 also boasts ceramic power and volume buttons — a small detail, but one which gives the keys a more premium finish than the plastic buttons of most Android devices.

Samsung managed to keep the power and volume buttons put on the sides, which is no small feat, but there's a dramatic reduction in the amount of metal available to wrap your hands around.

The right - hand edge of the Z3 Compact has all the device's critical buttons: the small, circular power button sits immediately above the volume rocker; and further down you'll find the dedicated two - stage camera button.

14,300 Light and Distance Sensor (Small Plates)-- Rs. 300 Display Panel (LCD and Sensors)-- Rs. 6,000 Front Camera — Rs. 700 Back Camera — Rs. 2,500 Ear Piece — Rs. 200 Speaker Box (Includes GSM Antenna)-- Rs. 525 Vibration Monitor — Rs. 200 Battery — Rs. 800 Back Glass Panel — Rs. 650 Back Panel Internal Parts — Rs. 650 Charger — Rs. 650 Cable — Rs. 225 Side Button Assembly (Power and Volume Buttons)-- Rs. 370 Sim Tray (1 Pc.)